How to say 'Fields' in Japanese | 田畑

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The Japanese word for Fields is 'Tahata', written as 田畑 in Japanese.'Fields' in hiragana is たはた.

word

田畑

Meaning

Fields

Reading

たはた

tahata

Kanji

田Rice field 畑Field

Explanation

The Japanese noun '田畑 (たはた)' refers to cultivated fields, specifically rice fields (田) and other crop fields (畑). It is used to describe agricultural land where crops are grown. This word is often used in rural or farming contexts. For example: the fields stretch far and wide「田畑が広がっている」(たはたがひろがっている). Farmers work in the fields「農家は田畑で働く」(のうかはたはたではたらく). Note that '田畑' is a compound noun combining two types of fields, emphasizing the broader agricultural landscape.

Part Of Speech

noun

Kanji JLPT

Unknown

Kanji Grade

Frequency

7302

Composition

kanji

Handwriting

Kanji in the Word 田畑

This word contains 2 kanji characters:

kanji

田

Meaning

Rice field

kanji

畑

Meaning

Field

Words Related to 田畑 Through the Kanji 田

These 5 Words contain the Kanji 田 as well.

word

田んぼ

Meaning

Rice field

word

水田

Meaning

Paddy

word

田舎

Meaning

Countryside

word

田

Meaning

Rice field

word

田植え

Meaning

Rice planting

Words Related to 田畑 Through the Kanji 畑

This Word contains the Kanji 畑 as well.

word

畑

Meaning

Field

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